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they were demo'ing these this AM :
I liked them both.
the naan is really just naan-ish , and on the fluffy-doughey side , but i like it. Ill char a side over a gas burner when I use them,
the ML were not hot-spicy at all , and might need a few drops of tabasco or if Id be using a whole packet at one time
a tablespoon or so of one of Patak's jared pastes.
I did not look over the ingredients .
it to hot here to fiddle and faddle.
they were demo'ing these this AM :
I liked them both.
the nan is really just nannyish , and on the fluffy-doughey side , but i like it. Ill char a side over a gas burner when I sue the,
the ML were not hot-spycy at all , and might need a few drops of tabasco or if Id be using a whole packed at one time
a tablespoon or so of one of Patak's jared pastes.
I did not look over the ingredients .
it to hot here to fiddle and faddle.
